Adventures in Africa
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While I was looking out beyond our camp-fire I caught sight of a herd ofelephants, the huge males going first, followed by the females, on theirway down to a large pool where they were going to drink. I followedthem cautiously until they entered the water.
Having satisfied their thirst, they began throwing it over themselvesand disporting in the cool element, gambolling and rolling about like aparty of schoolboys bathing. As I could not have carried away theirtusks, I did not attempt to shoot o...ne but left them unmolested. After awhile I saw them returning by the way they had come, appearing in theuncertain light like huge phantoms so noiselessly did they stalk overthe ground.
It is strange that, huge as the elephant is, from the soft padding ofits feet, the sound of its steps is not heard even on hard ground. Itsapproach is only to be discovered by the snapping of boughs and twigs asit makes its way among the brushwood.
We were but a short distance from the spot where we had left theelephant's tusks, one of the objects of our expedition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While I was looking out beyond our camp-fire I caught sight of a herd ofelephants, the huge males going first, followed by the females, on theirway down to a large pool where they were going to drink. I followedthem cautiously until they entered the water.
Having satisfied their thirst, they began throwing it over themselvesand disporting in the cool element, gambolling and rolling about like aparty of schoolboys bathing. As I could not have carried away theirtusks, I did not attempt to shoot o...ne but left them unmolested. After awhile I saw them returning by the way they had come, appearing in theuncertain light like huge phantoms so noiselessly did they stalk overthe ground.
It is strange that, huge as the elephant is, from the soft padding ofits feet, the sound of its steps is not heard even on hard ground. Itsapproach is only to be discovered by the snapping of boughs and twigs asit makes its way among the brushwood.
We were but a short distance from the spot where we had left theelephant's tusks, one of the objects of our expedition.
What to read after Adventures in Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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